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... TUESDAY, Dxc- mrn 25, 1900. There is practically no news from South ?? . Africa to-day. The War Office published no i despatches yesterday, and very few press mes- h sages have come through. P At the fortnightly meeting of. the Police Department of Glasgow ...
... EXTENSION OF GLASGOW POST OFFICE. GLASGOW VNU'ERSITY-COMMITTRE ON ENGINEERING LABORA TORY. MR STANLEY ON BRITISH EAST AFRICA, WAR I2Y THE EAST-FALL OF A NOTHER CHINESE STRONGHOLD. AGRICULTURE IN SOUTH OF SCOTLAND. VIEE LATE SIR JOHN THOMPSON-REMOVAL ...
... possible outbreak in the East of Europe, the only warfare that had taken place recently was M of a trivial character, in Africa. 'War, he-said, tl was a terrible thing, because it sent so C. many men into eternity unconcerned. ti Probably be meant unconverted ...
... CAPE TOWN. THE SKILLED LA3Ol i MARKET IN SOUTR AFRICA. (From War Correspondent or Daily News and Glasgow. Herald.) i Cape Town, April 2M. 12.30 p.-. The Boer prisoners at Green Point track in- _ tend holding bicycle and athletic sports. d With reference ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. SANGUINARY WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TROBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's royal mail steamer Malemba, Capt. James Bell, has arrived in the hiersey with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell ...
... the services ren-1 dered by this force in South Africa:- War Office, London, S.W., May 24. Sir-' The Secretary of State for War directs me to acquaint you that, in the opinion of Her 'Majesty's Government, the time has now come when the committee of the ...
... e- attributed the scarcitV of Saffr -c o thol fact of their being told that a ;,iInmd pliskh soldiers were conslise to Africa, -¢ war h racers the Eng'ish and Dutch was Ci~nt TI2riaSffrs werenaturally frightened. :. decorted the m!ineS. if tho English ...
... Newrr. I Local and Di$Ltict latiel-i The Court. gence. FIFTH- PA CE. OUR LONDON (COtltl::;PONENCOE FIGHTING IN 'EST AFRICA. THE WAR IN THlt EAST. American General NXews. I American Markets. SIX!tHf PAGE. SCOTLAND DAY BY DAY IN 1715. pairs end Stock Sales ...
... He urged them not to mind the war in South Africa. The temperance war was not a war of force- It was a war of reason, of argu- ment, and of persuasion, and-although he was not saying anything here to condemn the other ...
... Intclli- Disastrous Fire near Edis- t gence. burgh. SE¢VENtTH PAGKI: OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. GRAVE NEWS FPOMI SOUTH AFRICA. THlE WAR IN THE EAST. Anarchists on the Continent. Fracce and Lake Chard. Hlealth,,f the C?;ir Anether Asserican Train The Be5lgiasn ...
... enforcing, if-iecess. r sary, their demands on Mr ringer can i.only be enhanced by a study of the 16:, actual siutin in Sooth Africa. War, indeed, has not actnally broken ont, and f pence may still be preserved if the Beers accept frekely, fully, and promptly ...
... WEST' COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON THE COAST-TWENTY THOUISAND NATIVES KILLED. b The West African Company's Royal Mail f( steamer Mandingo, with the mails, passengers, bi and cargo has arrived from the West Coast of zi Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. Her ...